Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
Pexriona’s Teapots That Pretend to Be Appliances
A catalog of hand-painted earthenware teapots shaped like radios, cameras, toasters, taps, ranges, and sweet tins.
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The catalog lists ten designs in one-cup and medium formats, with individual prices from $38 to $62 rather than bundled sets. Production is described as a four-part sequence: plaster-mould casting, hand trimming and bisque firing, brush painting, then clear food-safe glazing and a second firing. Orders use moulded inserts, with lids packed separately; the site also gives a seven-day photo-based replacement process for chipped or cracked arrivals.
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